Can Arbitration Agreements Protect Employers Against Class Actions?
From JDSupra, John Ayers-Mann, Patrick Bannon, Anthony Califano, and Molly Mooney discuss how and when arbitration agreements can protect employers
A Company’s Best Friend – An Effectively-Drafted Arbitration Clause in an IC Agreement
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses the value of an effective arbitration agreement. Richard writes: December was a very slow month
Florida Decision Involving Workers Unable to Read English Illustrates the Basics for an Enforceable Arbitration Agreement
From JDSupra, John Lewis reviews a recent case in Florida focusing on the enforceability of an arbitration agreement and offers
New Jersey Arbitration Agreements Need Not Designate a Specific Arbitrator or “Arbitral Forum” to be Enforceable
From JDSupra, Thomas Howley and Robert Szyba discuss a New Jersey case in which the court upheld an agreement to
Mandatory Arbitration Provision Struck Down by the Washington Supreme Court
From JDSupra, Amanda Hailey and Helen M. McFarland discuss a recent case from Washington in which a mandatory arbitration agreement
Forget Those Amazon Decisions: Companies Using Independent Contractors to Transport Or Deliver Products Can Still Compel Arbitration
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein provides a dozen recommendations for drafting drafting arbitration provisions with a class and collective action waivers.
New Jersey Finally Gets a Roadmap to Creating a Valid Arbitration Clause
From JDSupra, Mark Saloman and Jeffrey Shooman provide helpful “do’s” and “don’t” following a New Jersey Supreme Court case enforcing
NJ Supreme Court Clears Hurdles for Employee Arbitration Agreements
From JDSupra, Thomas Linthorst, Jason Ranjo, Richard Rosenblatt and Samuel Shaulson discuss a recent New Jersey Supreme Court case in
Sixth Circuit Scrubs Attempted Snub of Arbitration of Grubhub Paystub Hubbub
From JDSupra, J. William Manuel and Anne Yuengert discuss a recent case in which the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
FAA Exemption Extends to ‘Last Mile’ Delivery Drivers and MA State Law Prevents Enforcement of Class Action Waiver
From Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, Kris Olson discusses the court’s decision that the class action waiver was not enforceable under Massachusetts
First Circuit Rules Amazon Delivery Drivers Not Required to Arbitrate Misclassification Claims
From JDSupra, Christopher Feudo, Christian Garcia, and Jonathan Keselenko discuss a recent Massachusetts case in which the court said that
New Jersey Supreme Court Requires Delivery Drivers to Arbitrate Regardless of FAA Transportation Workers Exemption
From JDSupra, John Lewis discusses a recent case in New Jersey in which the court said that transportations were not